2014 Map of No Man Peak

About this map

No Man Peak and the high ridge of The Wedge dominate this portion of the Beaverhead National Forest in Madison County. This 2014 survey captures a landscape defined by high-altitude drainage systems and early water management infrastructure, where several named irrigation channels like Kremel Ditch, Cummings Ditch, and Armitage Ditch trace the lower elevations. The map reveals the intricate network of alpine water sources, including the isolated Rainbow Lakes and the headwaters of Indian Cr and Wolf Cr. A series of ranch roads, such as Corral Creek Ranch Rd and Pearson Rd S, provide the primary access into these forested slopes. The survey detail is particularly valuable for tracing the precise paths of historic ditches and forest service routes throughout this remote section of the Montana wilderness.